Casanova
noun
Ca·sa·no·va
| \ ˌka-zə-ˈnō-və
, ˌka-sə-\
, ˌka-sə-\
plural Casanovas
Definition of Casanova
(Entry 1 of 2)
: a man known for seducing women and having many lovers
Women were terribly charmed by him; a veritable Casanova, he had five wives and literally dozens of mistresses …— Benjamin Segedin A bad boy—a beyond-sexy Casanova who loves 'em, leaves 'em and thumbs his nose at matrimony …— Colin Covert Robert Downey Jr. stars as a post-adolescent Casanova who gets a jolt of sensitivity from a sweet conquest, inevitably played by Molly Ringwald. — Entertainment Weekly
Casanova
biographical name
Ca·sa·no·va
| \ ˌka-zə-ˈnō-və
, ˌka-sə-\
, ˌka-sə-\
Definition of Casanova (Entry 2 of 2)
Giovanni Giacomo 1725–1798 originally Giacomo Girolamo Casanova; alias Jean-Jacques, Chevalier de Seingalt Italian adventurer and memoirist
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Synonyms for Casanova
Synonyms: Noun
Don Juan, lecher, lothario, lounge lizard, masher, philanderer, satyr, wolf, womanizer
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More Definitions for Casanova
Casanova
noun
English Language Learners Definition of Casanova
: a man who has many lovers
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